Oregon Lands Five-Star Guard De'Andra Minor
Oklahoma City guard De'Andra Minor announced on a Sunday live stream that she will play college basketball at Oregon.
Updated on Nov. 9, 2026 in Basketball
Five-star 2027 guard De'Andra Minor of Oklahoma City has committed to Oregon women's basketball, announcing the decision during a Sunday afternoon live stream. She is the third five-star prospect to commit to Oregon over the past two recruiting cycles.
Why it matters
The commitment adds a highly rated guard to Oregon's recruiting class and continues the program's pattern of landing top prospects. It signals the program's continued appeal to elite players across the recruiting landscape.
Minor is a 6-foot-1 2027 five-star guard, and her commitment makes her the third five-star prospect Oregon has landed across the past two recruiting cycles. Her role at the next level is not fully settled, as analysts see her playing both as a primary ball handler and off the ball.
The players
De'Andra Minor
A 2027 five-star guard from Oklahoma City, she is a highly rated recruit whose commitment strengthens Oregon's women's basketball program.
Brandon Clay
Director of scouting at 247Sports, he is a recruiting analyst who evaluates prospects' positional roles and projected development.
The details
Minor announced her decision during a Sunday afternoon live stream about her college future. 247Sports director of scouting Brandon Clay said she plays some as a primary ball handler and some off the ball, and longer term projects more as an off-the-ball option who can attack the basket off the bounce.
Timeline
Sunday, November 8, 2026: De'Andra Minor announced her commitment to Oregon on a live stream.
Roadmap
Minor's commitment extends a pattern of elite recruiting wins Oregon has built over the past two cycles, with three five-star prospects landed in that span. It places the Ducks among programs competing hardest for top-rated guards in the 2027 class.
Minor's commitment shapes how Oregon fans track the 2027 recruiting class, as she joins two other players already committed in that group. Her positional versatility matters for fantasy and scouting followers evaluating how she fits the Ducks' lineup.
The takeaway
Minor's ability to play both on and off the ball makes her a flexible addition to Oregon's guard rotation. Following her development will show how the program uses that versatility over the coming seasons.
Further reading
For more on the Ducks' recruiting efforts, see Basketball coverage across Oregon.
